Totemism, Toboo and Animal Speces Conservation in Kolo Creek Clan.

Azibalua Onyagholo (Ph.D.)

doi:10.52589/AJENSR-HKYHQN8R

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Totemism, Toboo and Animal Speces Conservation in Kolo Creek Clan.

African Journal of Environment and Natural Science Research

Vol. 8Issue 12025pp. 56–65Published 9 January 2025

DOI 10.52589/AJENSR-HKYHQN8R

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Abstract:

This study tries to examine totemism, taboo and animal species conservation in Kolo Creek clan. It adopted textual, expository, analytical and empirical method. The findings of the study revealed that the practice of taboo and totemism by families and communities in Kolo Creek clan is an indirect form of animal species conservation. Therefore it concluded that, individuals, communities and the general public should be enlightened on the adverse effects of ending taboo and totem practice in Kolo Creek as this will lead to endangering of animal species.

Keywords:Conservation Endangered Species Kolo Creek Taboo Totemism.

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